Hot-selling Suede Leather Fabrics - micro fiber polar fleece bonded sherpa fleece – Eastun
Hot-selling Suede Leather Fabrics - micro fiber polar fleece bonded sherpa fleece – Eastun Detail:
a. we using glue bonding technique to bond the polar fleece and sherpa fleece , then this 2 seperate layers become one body fabric.
with polar fleece side as the top side, sherpa fleece as lining.
c. the micro fiber polar fleece made by 50D polyester fiber which with tiny and elegant looking and super-soft touch,
after bonding with the soft sherpa fleece, this bonded fabric become more thick, warm and with more body handfeeling.

c. with Good windproof and heat preservation performance, Good Air permeability
our polar fleece bonded sherpa fabric can be used for casual coats in Autumn/Winter season
d. also sometimes, we follow customer’s request to put one layer of Wind-proof film between the polar fleece and sherpa fleece
which have 100% wind proof function, this wind proof bonded fabrics can be used for outdoor jackets.
the world famous brand Uniqlo ever used this bonded fabrics for pants and jackets which are hot sale all over the world
3. also many casual brand use our polar fleece bonded sherpa fleece fabric for jackets, overcoats and boots.

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we are able to supply top quality items, aggressive price and greatest buyer assistance. Our destination is "You come here with difficulty and we offer you a smile to take away" for Hot-selling Suede Leather Fabrics - micro fiber polar fleece bonded sherpa fleece – Eastun , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Serbia, Hungary, Guatemala, We mainly sell in wholesale, with the most popular and easy ways of making payment, which are paying via Money Gram, Western Union, Bank Transfer and Paypal. For any further talk, just feel free to contact our salesmen, who are really good and knowledgeable about our prodcuts.
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